70 DIY Easter Table Décor Ideas and Centerpieces

If you have leftover chocolate eggs this year, don't throw them away! Foil-wrapped chocolate makes for a shiny, cute accent on any Easter table. Fill glass bunnies and place them on each plate as a setting. Then sprinkle the rest in a centerpiece planter!

Get the tutorial at Inspired by Charm.

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Rather than going for your standard store-bought table candles, make your own! The aromatic lavender eggshell candles will look beautiful flickering in your egg cups.

Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess.

There's really nothing better than an edible decoration. Save time on decorating and simply turn your dessert spread into an Easter-themed candy board!

Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess.

Napkin rings are one of the simplest design items to spruce up a holiday meal. These festive bunny ears just require a few strips of pastel or patterned fabric and some wire!

Get the tutorial at Landeelu Creating a Home.

Whimsical egg characters are a perfect family project that the kids will love to paint. As the blogger notes, these make wonderful table decor because they add height without getting in the way of your sightlines.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

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It's always nice to have at least one religion-themed decor piece so you don't lose sight of what the day is really about. A table wreath that reads, 'He Has Risen,' surrounded by florals, is subtle enough to blend seamlessly into the rest of your Easter decor.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

This paper egg decoration adds a flair to place settings, and it's simple enough to work on with the kids! Pussy willow stems signify early spring and are fluffy like bunny tails.

Get the tutorial at Easy Peasy and Fun.

This year, make your table a little extra special with a vintage floral and bunny-themed spread. This blogger uses a tiered bunny tray as her centerpiece and places a spray-painted ceramic bunny before each guest as a place setting.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

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An abstract painted table runner gives off serious 90s vibes. Use paints with yellow, blue, and pink hues to match the pastel holiday.

Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.

So you have your Easter centerpiece, place settings table runner, and napkin holders. What's missing? Well, the food has to be served and obviously, your bowls should be on theme too!

Get the tutorial at This Is A Blog.

You don't need to be a sewing queen to create this adorable bunny banner. In fact, you don't have to know how to sew at all! Hang it above your dining or kitchen table for a cute, farmhouse chic look.

Get the tutorial at Dream a Little Bigger.

Of course, you'll need at least a few napkins after devouring a juicy Easter ham. These specialized cloth holiday napkins are super easy to make and double as great birthday napkins later in the year.

Get the tutorial at Polkadot Chair.

Pies, cupcakes, and chocolate eggs—these aren't just Eaaster desserts, they're a decorating opportunity! Dress up your dessert table with a few floral centerpieces, a Gingham table cloth, and a bunny streamer.

Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.

Circuit flowers are a simple and fun craft project! Plus, you make it once, and it's easy to store away for dinner parties later in the season or even next year!

Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.

With little more than baby's breath and butterfly stickers, you can create a centerpiece just like this one at home.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

Bet you'd never believe those eggs aren't real, but wooden! And guess what? Neither will your guests.

Get the tutorial at Bird's Party.

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Don't throw away those cardboard berry baskets! They make for the most darling "vases"—just add fresh flowers.

Get the tutorial at Country Living.

What's more chic than a terrarium? Made inside of apothecary jars, these ones will delight Easter party guests—and double as the sweetest table runner.

Get the tutorial at Bless'er House.

Looking to add a little height to your table? This gold-flecked decoration idea is just the thing.

Get the tutorial at A Blissful Nest.

Talk about an inspired centerpiece! Here, a wooden sugar mold makes for the perfect egg holder.

Get the tutorial at A Wonderful Thought.

These 3-D Easter eggs are too cool—and much easier to make than they look. Your guests won't be able to get over them.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

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This might look like an over-the-top decoration, but it's actually incredibly easy to replicate: Simply place greenery, DIY nests, and Easter décor on a white, tiered dessert tray.

Get the tutorial at Liz Marie Blog.

Why stop at just one Easter centerpiece when you can have multiple? Here, an egg tablecloth gets an upgrade with the addition of several décor-filled baskets and vases.

Get the tutorial at Home Is Where the Boat Is.

With a little bit of grosgrain ribbon and a few vintage (or new!) buttons, you'll be on your way to making these napkin rings. They're bound to make everyone smile.

Get the tutorial at Country Living.

Any gardener will want to jump on this plant-centric table decoration. Gather pots and greenery, and get to work!

See more at One Thousand Oaks.

Egg cups are good for more than just eggs, you know! This out-of-the-box idea makes it easy to display guests' names—and it can even be utilized as a take-home favor.

Get the tutorial at Modern Glam.

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